Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 13, 1917 · page 7

SATURDAY, JAN. 13, 1917

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sill Hills

Routine buisness was tnnsacted last
light, at the racist meeting or Buck-
ingham 'Post, No .12. G. A. B.

The Wilton Christian Endeavor
Society met last evening at the home
at '1‘. T. Mervin. The. meeting was
largely attended, and a delightful so—
cial time was enjoyed.

~38 warm and comfortable in all
brands of weather with 'Burnham
008’ Comfort Heat. Lord & Burn-
.hnm 00., lrvington, N. Y.

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‘A patriotic dance will be held Wed-
nesday evening. February 21, in the
Royal James inn, under the auspices
of the Nutmeg Club. Wednesday cvcn-
ing, a novelty smoker Will he. enjoyed
by the club members in the clubrooms
in the Coleburn Buildiul.

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lin's birthday
born in 1706. January 18, Robert E.
ht‘P'S birthday, he was born 1807. Jan-
uary 21, Stonewall Jackson, he was
born in l821 lanunry 29, MoKinley's
birthday, known as Carnation.

——Dorhy hots, Derby huts, O'Brien's.

Among the-passengers sailing today
for Liverpool on the steamer St. Paul
«of the American Line. is Miss Amelia
Uragg. who procured-her ticket and
rose. . .tlullti through J. M. Layton St
(20., Inc., agents of the American Line
at, South Norwnlk.

The ISouth Norwslk 'l‘rust t‘ompuny
give, some interesting statistics in
their advertisement today. Recently
new signs have appeared in the wind—
ows of the Trust. Company. These
signs preach silent sermons and a
great many people stop and read and
study them.

~—Umbrellas, runes, mourning hnnds
(flirt-en's.
l ,- Wad
' That the advance of fourteen per
cent, in the wholesale cost of rubber
l‘ootu‘cnr of all kinds announced last
week by the United States Rubber
(20., would not affect the retail price
in local markets immediately, but
that there would be an advance willi-
in a short time, is the theory express-
ed among shoe. donlers. Most dealers
have on hand rubbers purchased at
the old prices, but when this stock is
exhausted there will probably he
increase.

wit variety of cops, O‘lltien‘s.

new business so good at
the start of any year as it has been
with me in the. past two weeks," was
the statement of n real-estate dealer
who has been in the business here for
years, to the writer, yesterday. lie
maintains that 1917 is going to be the
best year that Norwalk has ever had
in the realty field. and that. the first
two weeks of business sudport this
claim

«enight’slie'l‘

“i never

~0ANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Brds‘s
B-piece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.

“A Friendly Warning" is the
Taylor & Golden puts it in their open
letter appearing in another column.
This enterprising firm offers some
very timely suggestions along fire in
mace lines which should attract the
attention of property owners. chd

the letter referred» to chew, and then

call at the oillce of this reliable insur<
ance and real estate firm foniniorma-
tion which will he of financial advan-
vtage to you.

——BASKETBALL JAONDAY
Crescent A. C. (Brooklyn) vs. Nor-

walk. Preliminary game, Dancing. Ar-l
Reserved seat sale at Donna-l

fmory.
Jy's.

‘Buckland; vicepresident of the New

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January 17 will be Benjamin Frame:
anniversary. lie was.

lemming in value

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BUCKLAND BiFURé CUMMloolu. v ‘—

\‘l’ASllINGTON. Jan. 12.——E. G.
llnven Railroad, appeared today be-
fore the Senate interstate Commerce
Commission to discuss an amendment
to the Panama Canal act changing the
prohibition against ownership of
steamship lines by railroads. The In-
terstate =Commerce Commiseion, now
investigating the ownership by the
New Haven of steamers in Long Is-
land Sound, recommended in its an-

 

nual report consideration of such leg-

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KeepYoue '
Upon our illth’l'llSlng 5p :‘ . . -:- t“ Sildfillg Coupons
change Ill C al prit: ~.

We are leaders in our line of goods 0. ; .
“rain, Coal, Feed, Cement and evr Ive-1'.

Hay

the "fig line.

RAYS IOND BROTHERS

Phone 1 13-3.

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9-1 “.‘y e’

descriptions.
1 g needEd in

137 Washington St.

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islation. it pointed out that there

 

have been found instances of substan
tial competition between railway and
water lines where a continued joint
ownership would be beneficial to the
public interest, but under existi'li.r law
it lacks authority to approve contin-
ued joint ownership.

No hill on the subject is yet
the commission.

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PUTNAM PARK RELICS. I
Commission Wants to Safeguard
Them Against Fire.

The question of housing the relics
:tL i'otnam park in at fireproof struc-
ture was dis1 nssrd at some length by
the mmnbers of the i’utnam Memori-
al t-etnp commission, tit the meeting

’oi the commission held in the Hotel
.tIrevn in llanbury.
_nttended by General E. E.

The meet ing was
Bradley,

of how Haven: Daniel S. Sanford, of

'lleddins, and Judge ltobert S. Alex- -
tillthl' and Nathan Spiro of Dunbury.‘ .

For some time the. necessity of c y .
placing the park relics in :1 fire-proof ‘.
strut-lure has been considered by the W .

lcutntnission but the commission is
,(onl'ronletl with the ptohlem oi se-
«nrmu t’unds for that putpost. All
ol‘ the. relics are of much historic
tu‘ut and interest nml they are in]
every your. The
lunmlssion line equipped the pres-l
rm park museum, where the relics;
:ti'l‘ lt-pt, with lire extincuisln-rs, lliitl:
Mun the building is open a man is;
(rustnntly on cuurd to prevent llte'
Harlin; of 11 “ref
’l‘he t-otmnission took no nrtion in.
the matter yesterday but it is prob-
nhle. that a plan to properly protectl
the relics from destruction by firel

i uill he decided upon at the mext reg-l

litar meeting. ()lher- .ll’ltlllrlll‘s ot‘ a;

routine nature, were dispoeed of mi
ttltc commission yesterday.

Alter tltcl
meeting the connnission dined at thou

(l l oen.

Johnson, 81 Murphy’s, Slater 81 Morrilt’s
and Emerson

SHO—ES

FOR PARTICULAR MEN
. The Newest Lasts and Leathers are Here

Plenty of Reliable Hosiery
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

.1 WASHINGTON ITREET

 

 

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Metchants Profit

ith all Cash Sales

Clifford Pharmacy,

30 Mam and Elizabeth Sta.

 

Phones 833-1532 i

 

Certificate and Coupon Free

 

 

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eef, iron & Wine

Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.

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Druggist

 

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Roe Shad Open Long Clams

List of Flbll Not Frozen“ 1

Salmon

Haddock

Cod

Halibut
Grecnport Oysters

All kinds of Salt and Canned Fish.

BRIDGE FISH MARKET

'Phonu 108 and 109.

Fr:- Delivery.

Spanish Mackerel
Large Shrimp
Tile
Frost
Black
Long and Round Clams

7‘ North Main at.

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THE SELECTION 01"

so many varieties both in pat-

can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too We carry papers

 

 

in every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set can be accom-
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higher.

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OPEN LETTER

To Owners of Real Estate, Merchants.
._ Manufacturers :~—
wig OFFER you

A Friendly Warning
As to the Insurable Values oi your Buildings, Stocks,
Machinery. Within two yearsibere has been an ap-
, predation oi lrom 10 per cent. to 50 per cent. in meter-
1 ials and labor—hence replacement costs are much
l Has your insurance been proportionately in-
creased? Such action is advisable in all cases, and
imperative where the 80 per cent. or 90 per cent. Re-
duced Rate Clause is part oi the Policy Contract.
Consult your lnSurancc Agent immediately.

TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,

1230 South Norwalk Trust Co. Building

 

The Gorbam Co

 

 

SUITABLE WALL PAPERS;
is an easy task here. We show‘

terns and plain colors that we

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

This Shopper is
a Wonder

Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades

Those that See it,
Buy it

It will Earn itself.
Many Times

Albert ll. Morgan

South Norwalk

 

 

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FREE
3 Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometer and
1 Calendar Free

With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store. Grade

Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wine. 5
1 High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices tor titer"
i Holidays. Come in an convince yourself. ?

J. DiSessa

Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block.
l South Norwalk. Tell 1555 and 151-4..

 

 

 

 

The Little Shop

WOMEN’ S WEAR

MIDWINTER
SALES

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WE WELCOME VISITORS.

We are constantly adding new items, and a trip through"
our big and well lighted store is always a pleasure.

 

We have two immense well lighted floors filled with
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room in ‘th
house, and OUR PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTIA.
SAVING.

See Our Big Line of Office Furniture

 

 

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l 511 no. MAlN sr.

 

 

l, Stenographer
’" (male) Wanted

Also Bookkeepers and Stcnog-
brap‘hers, male and female.

CALL and let us tell you
oi! the

now open.

Splendid Chances

Merrill Business
College

South Norwalk
Port Chester.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Between 20 and
30 years. habits
of mom or
EXT-RAVAGANCE

Man’s Accumulating

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At .60 years 957

andSagLng Period. of men are DEZ
From PENDENT. upon

30 to 50 their children or

charity because

they SAVED.
NOTHING.

 

 

 
 
 
 

to you our Sav

ings Department.

Make a New Years, resolution to systematically
save same money this year. We. recommend

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ROVE‘RS AND NORWALKS

;; ‘ For the first time for several men:
, the The Bridgeport Rovers Will appear1
in on if 1

g. 310,1 Sunday at the Meadows

smmford.

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j: . Amateur league game and their on

 

~ in the league. This team can put up a

 

 

': Wilkinson, 3061;
. lfi mann,

ponents. on. this occasion will be the
Norwalk team which has the reputar
tion of being the best team. of spoilers

great fight against the best teams in
the league While against the weaker
tea'ms it generally appears to be lack-
ing. The Rovers «anticipate winning
the league, championship again and
the Norwalk team. is just the. one that.
can upset the calculation 0: the
«Rovers. The management or the Rov-
that so decisively best the New Haven
Rangers. last week The team is:
Mason and Pohl
bucks; Grant. Daniels and
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RAYMOND tit SON

Wall (El. High Sts.

Funeral Directors Norwel

 

 

 

 

 

 

The New Science lThe Cd'teof the Teeth:

'DFFiNITlON 0F CHIROPRACTIC' iis a mnttet which tcceives the men.
l Chiropractic is the definition of the UH! of 9W!) prudent person; W W

icause or the tisease and the art at: if-“l’mtg ‘fallly "lime much can he
done 0 tent er t1>n and 136%
5 adjusting the same. Disease is caused: m members of in; signing

lby a wrench thBL or sprain 1n thel‘dl‘lllld not be 'lllOWed 1.0 collectfw
back. Even it done in childhood. "“' "”1 “““di’ “utterance. and:

l'lncuth; the gums should be kept ' "
tit creates pinched 1191795 and pain i” l lcaithy condition, the teeth having
litter tits in the dmerent organs and mines nueu before the pain or an

.1. ‘fl drites a puttent to th6' dentists
Chiropractors remove the cause 01' Teeth which protrude on‘ realm
disease and pain, health is restored (on be straightened and reguatetlm
through harmonizing the nerve sys- lthat no one need have an ugly man
terns in your body Female troublesincs. mateiials and good norkmnnshig
given special attention; also curvatute are my standards.

of the spine. You will never regret ‘ ‘ _

giving the Chiropractor a chance to
'15 so Main St, So. Norwalk, Om

help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
Sunday: by appointment only.
HoursSa. m. toSp. m.: 7t08p. m.

T. Francis, D. C.

84 Washington St, So. Nbrwulk, Conn. 1
Graduate from Palmer School.

 

 

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. Smith, Underwoodi
Remington. all other
. makes, sold, rented,
- "repaired. Rentals, 8!
- per month. Flachinqv .
sold at $5 per month
Ms. DONNELLY .
in South Mull-Strait. south-Nom- 1 ~;
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For Undo-dcto'krvleolcall.
FRED H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Embalme
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
'54 80. Main 8t, 80. Nor-walk "

Successor to Wm. Baron.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Phone 499i. ‘
37 Fort Street. EautNomolln

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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REMODELING 0F FUR "
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